Angel Investing 101 💰
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ย. 2022
- Angel Investing 101 💰
What is angel investing?
How to invest in pre-IPO companies
Angel investors put their own money into early-stage startup companies.
This is the first in a series of episodes on becoming an effective angel investor / venture capitalist
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Lance Cottrell has been an active startup advisor and startup mentor for over a decade.
He has helped countless startups navigate the key decisions of their journey, like when to take venture capital investment and negotiating term sheets.
He works with many companies in accelerators like Y Combinator and Founder Institute.
He provides help with startup funding including raising venture capital and angel investment.
He can help you achieve liquidity for your company at a high valuation.
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Founder of 2 different energy companies, struggle is real.
I see that struggle all the time in my advising. I also felt it first hand as a founder.
I am a founder who just found your channel and I immediately liked and subscribed. Being in the early stage (prototyping) is a very humbling and lonely stage... but listening to your content helps a lot.
Thanks, great to hear!!!
Best of luck with your startup! It can be lonely, so look for a community where you can. The entrepreneurial ecosystem is generally very warm and supportive.
What is the expected percentage of return on investment (ROI) for investors in their companies, or what percentage of ownership in the company is typically offered to investors through shares?
Angel investors are hoping to make 25% per year on their whole portfolio. Most don't achieve that.
To make those returns, every investment needs the potential to return more than 20 times the initial investment.
Most investment rounds sell 20-30% of the company ownership, although that is usually divided among a number of investors.
Thanks Lance. I look forward to this series. Most people are so removed from the angel crowd and it is great to peek inside the brain of Angels.
Also, thank you for your time and advice with your "office hours" It really helped me!! Keep up the great work!
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback!
good content ty
Convochat is now entering seed stage.
Awesome! Thank you
You bet!
Useful content. Thanks!
Glad you think so!
Great content 👍👍
Thank you 🙌
Thanks for the video. ¡Chao!
You bet! Have you started angel investing?
@@FeeltheBoot well, I am a founder, but I am going to meet an angel investor in aprox 2 hours
But couldn’t you get dividends (or pay out on the net profit) on your angel investments like the car wash example you gave?
Most investors see those as very different types of investment. When I am angel investing, I expect potential 20X or more returns and 80%+ failure rates.
If I was investing in a revenue share deal (or dividends) I know the payout will be much lower and I would need to see that the risk would also be much lower.
The second type of investment would generally not fall under the "Angel Investment" category.
Hi Lance, what is the title for the next episode following angel investing 101? Thank you
It is "How to Start Angel Investing" the whole playlist is here th-cam.com/play/PLgMU_ie96T-JQvKDM2T7TyMllHDTAN3Kd.html
Hi. Thank you so much for sharing... But i have a question: Do angel investors invest in real estate companies too? To they invest outside of their country? Thank you
It varies, but many do invest in both startups and real estate. Most angels I know prefer to invest within their country, but certainly not all.
I don't understand, can't angels get dividends?
There is no legal restriction on Angels receiving dividends, but they generally don't want to. They would rather have the money put back into growing the company towards a big exit. The generally small returns from dividends won't compensate for the extremely high risk of the investment.
@@FeeltheBoot oh, well that's sweet of them. thank you for the prompt response
How do I contact you
There is a contact form at www.FeelTheBoot.com as well as information on scheduling advising.